More search, less feed - Austin Kleon
austinkleon.com/2019/04/04/more-search-less-feed/In the process of writing this book, I realized that the experience of research is exactly opposite to the way I usually often encounter information online. When you research a subject, you make a series of important decisions, not least what it is you want to research, and you make a commitment to spend time finding information that doesn’t immediately present itself. You seek out different sources that you understand may be biased for various reasons. The very structure of the libr...
How Did We Get So Obsessed with Streaks?
annehelen.substack.com/p/how-did-we-get-so-obsessed-with-streaksGood and bad gamification with Adrian Hon
The productivity tax you pay for context switching
async.twist.com/context-switching/How distraction became our default way of working and what you can do to reclaim your focus
how to stop being "terminally online" | nights's blog
nights.bearblog.dev/how-to-stop-being-terminally-online/has something being present on social media (a frequently talked about movie, author, or political viewpoint, for example) ever made you come to the conclusion that it is just as present in "real life"? is this actually true?
How I Got My Attention Back — by Craig Mod
craigmod.com/essays/how_i_got_my_attention_back/There are a thousand beautiful ways to start the day that don’t begin with looking at your phone. And yet so few of us choose to do so. Technology is commanding our attention in infinite, insurmountable loops. A country trip off-grid helped me escape.